Disney buffet musts, and Disney signature musts

[CTRalways]

Hello board! I need to start by saying, I consider myself a master of Disney dining, though my wife and I get in a rut at times with our favorites. I need to know the following. Aside from the restaurants I am about to mention, Which restaurants do I need to get to out next trip???? Here are most of the restaurants visited.

I have eaten at le cellier, chefs de france, tempanyaki, boma, kona, chef mickeys, whispering canyon, hoppdeedoo, norway, marakesh, concourse steakhouse, italy, primetime cafe, scifi dinner, mama melrose, crystal palace, liberty square, cape mays, spoodles, Jiko, concourse steakhouse, mexico, Artist point, california grill, victoria and alberts. Im not sure but maybe more.

Are there other buffets anyone has loved? Any other MUSTS on anyones lists? We love new restaurants, and always want new experiences, Though artist point, c grill, and ohana will always get a visit EVERY TRIP.

Help me out!!

Josh

 

[mjmcca]

I havent been but I am dying to try Raglan Road. I really like Portobello Yatch Club. I used to eat at Marcooses all the time when it was open for lunch but that was ages ago. We did the buffet at gullivers in the Swan on our last trip and I must say I will be back it was wonderfully uncrowded and you cpuld choose a buffet or menu.

 

[Uncleromulus]

The Blue Zoo comes to mind---

 

[The Sweetness]

If you want a calm cool place to have a nice salad or burger in the MK, try The Plaza. I love it. Its so nice and quiet compared to all of the of the rest of the day

also, there is a place in the Yacht Club, called the galley, I think that had a nice breakfast buffet, but also a menu you could order from if you'd rather. After breakfast, it was a zippy skippy boat ride to EPCOT. We had got to walk by alot of the WS countries as we made our way to future world, as WS was not open yet. It was nice though. Then DD about 7 at the time, took it upon herself to get soaked in a spalshy /sprinkling / fountain thing before we got to Spaceship Earth, her fave at the time. This was right before Test Track, her current EPCOT fave opened

 

[Ron from Michigan]

Here are a few that we have enjoyed that you don't mention. Raglan Road, Portobello Yacht Club, Boatrights, Flying Fish & Grand Floridian Cafe. We ate at Raglan Road, Grand Floridian Cafe & Flying Fish for the first time in December and really enjoyed them. In fact my favorite meal of the trip was the Red Snapper at Flying Fish.

 

[cheerbop]

We love Alfredo's....

 

[marcyinPA]

I can't add much of anything different to what you've already listed...Our favorite buffet is Chef Mickey's for dinner (we've done Donald's B-sauras, Cape May, Crystal Palace)...Our favorite signature restaurant is Artist Point (we've only done AP and CG).

One restaurant that was a new try for us last trip was O'Hana (dinner). Although it's a crazy busy and noisy restaurant, I though the food was great...and even go solely for the dessert!!!

I can't wait to go back and try some new places again...WCC, Park Fare, and Kona are at the top of our list!

Marcy

 

[EEYOREMAMA]

I would definitely recommend Yachtman's Galley at YC, Paleo's (I'm not sure I'm spelling it right) at the Swan, and the Coral Reef at EPCOT.. We still enjoy Boma, Cape May, Nine Dragons, Alfredos, Jiko's, Kona Cafe, Spoodles and Boatrights the most. We love eating on vacation!!

 

[Danauk]

The 2 that we enjoy that aren't on your list are Ohanas and the Yachtsmans Steakhouse, we eat there every trip (sometimes more than once!)

 

[cheerbop]

Oh yes, we love Coral Reef...forgot to state that above with Alfredo's...YUM!

 

[LAWalz23]

Have you tried the breakfast and dinner buffets at Park Faire. Both have really good food.

 

[crisi]

Another "Flying Fish" My favorite meal last trip.

Also, Biergarten isn't on your list for buffets. I'm not a buffet fan, and my expectations were pretty low here, but we thought it was pretty good. (I'm not sure if "exceeding my low expectations" is a resounding endorsement, but there you have it).